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...Durso reached home when Leigh Hogan stroked a triple to deep centerfield. Hogan came home on a passed ball to the next batter Hal Smith...
...nifty double play, Harvard catcher Rich Bridich forced Yauch at the plate and then fired the ball to first to nab Steve Reber. Dziekan scored, however, on a wild pitch to the next batter Dick Charpie. Pitcher Yauch accounted for two of MIT's four hits of the afternoon...
With the bases still loaded, Weissent hit the next batter, Steve Ogden, on the foot for Navy's only run of the game. Harvard got the winning run in the sixth on a single by shortstop Ed Durso and a run-producing double by captain Kevin Hampe...
...Smith, Ed Durso, Kevin Hampe and Larry Barbiaux powered the Crimson through its tour. Left-fielder Smith got 14 hits and eight RBIs in 30 trips to the plate. Four of his hits were for extra bases--two doubles and two out of the park. Lead-off batter Durso socked 13 hits in 28 at bats for a blistering 464 average and got to first base eight times on free passes...
John T. Dunlop, the Administration's clean-up batter last year, has been sent up to the big leagues. His pinch-hitter, Franklin L. Ford, denied the Union even minimal gains. Dunlop, a master at the art of unseeming accommodation, this year probably would have made at least minor concessions to the Union. But the intransigent Ford, with his senseless references to 'spring rituals,' has refused to toss even the smallest bone to the Union. Although the strike hardly made such concessions necessary, they would seemingly have cost him nothing and helped to defuse the possibility that the Union...